Hoping to get the car fixed in the next two days.
Hot, tired and frustrated but STILL A TEAM!
Caron
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This Blog is written by Richard Cunningham and James Chancellor and covers their preperation for, and participation in the 2010 Peking to Paris vintage car rally starting in September 2010. We have entered a 1934 M45 Lagonda. Follow our adventures through some of the most challenging countries in the world!
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Fingers crossed you get her fixed easily and keep motoring.
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Been out of techno-touch for three days so only just catching up & learning the sad news re No. 66. What a complete bugger! My fondest hopes for the patient's speedy recovery.As 'Mehitabel' would say, toujours gai, Archie, toujours gai."
ReplyDeleteGood Luck fixing the Old Girl. We are all keeping our fingers crossed that she will be up and running soon. Bon courage! XX Cal
ReplyDeleteKeep going- you will probably need some duct tape and some sticky back plastic and all will be well.
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Come on guys, I know you can make it. A good kick usually works, or a first class ticket for Roy? Looking forward to seeing the red square on map replaced with a green arrow. Good luck and thinking about you. Ed
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